In the days leading up to a potential blackout of NBC channels on YouTube TV, NBCUniversal made a seemingly outlandish claim. “Google, with its $3 trillion market cap, already controls what Americans ...

NBCUniversal and YouTube are back to being buds after the two deeply divided frenemies negotiated a new carriage deal, avoiding a YouTube TV blackout of NBC, Peacock, Telemundo and a whole bunch of ...

Good luck in the next round, all channel providers. By Tony Maglio NBCUniversal and YouTube are back to being buds after the two deeply divided frenemies negotiated a new carriage deal, avoiding a ...

YouTube TV customers may soon lose access to NBCUniversal networks. The carriage deal between YouTube TV and NBCUniversal expires on Tuesday, setting up the potential for a blackout. If a new ...

Subscribers of YouTube TV may lose access to live sports from NBC. According to CNBC, the YouTube TV-NBCUniversal deal is set to expire at the end of September, meaning live sports such as college ...

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"Google, with its $3 trillion market cap, already controls what Americans see online through search and ads — now it wants to control what we watch,” an NBC spokesperson tells The Hollywood Reporter.

In the eleventh hour, YouTube TV has confirmed a short-term extension with NBC that will keep the networks up and running for customers while a final deal is established. Over the past few days, ...

On September 25, NBCUniversal warned customers that its networks could be removed from YouTube TV if the two parties don't reach a new distribution agreement by September 30. NBCUniversal accused ...

NBC channels are still on YouTube TV — for the time being. Earlier this week, news broke that NBCUniversal stations could be leaving YouTube TV amid contract disagreements. The deadline to resolve the ...

Last month, Fox. This month, NBC. As YouTube TV continues to grow and grow, it will experience the same periodic carriage issues that have popped up over the years for cable and satellite providers.